NC Spin Articles


Politics and the environment

Should there be stricter laws and regulations to protect the environment? In 1992, according to the Pew Research Center, 93 percent of Democrats and 86 percent of Republicans said yes. Twenty years...    Read More

March 25, 2014





Teacher tenure law remains under fire

Whether or not you believe teacher tenure laws in North Carolina need reform, it has become apparent that the changes passed by state legislators last year included a fatal flaw. They required the...    Read More

March 25, 2014


DENR finally steps up

Editorial by Durham Herald-Sun, March 16, 2014. It has taken too long and too many questionable developments have occurred, but we are grateful that finally the state Department of Environment and...    Read More

March 24, 2014


Audit finds 7 problem areas at DHHS

The state department of Health and Human Services overpaid Medicaid health care providers and set up a food stamp approval system that allows county workers to override benefit time limits. The...    Read More

March 24, 2014


Parties to battle in counties

Because I enjoy watching and analyzing legislative politics, it pains me to say this: for the 2014 election cycle in North Carolina, the most competitive and fateful races will be found at the top and...    Read More

by John Hood   |   March 24, 2014